I fear that things are being made over complicated.
Depending on what the script actually does, you may be able to simply create
a new userscript and copy paste your existing function to the new
userscript. As long as you remember to actually call the function ;)
Something like the following would work:
// USERCRIPT HEADER //
function currentPage()
{
alert('The URL of the current page is: ' + location.href);
}
currentPage();
Of course, this wholly depends on what the function actually does -- if the
script uses setTimeout() for example, then it will not work. Perhaps you
could provide more details about the function you were thinking of using?
2009/11/18 danicgross <[email protected]>
> Hi,
> Suppose I have a javascript file (loaded normally) that has a function
> 'doSomething();'
> Could that function be defined within a greasemonkey script?
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